Closed helrond closed 5 years ago
JSON does not specify whether or not floating point values should be encoded as strings or numbers. There appear to be some (edge-casey?) reasons for using a string, but would be good to do a bit of research and get a better sense of what to do. See also https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35709595/why-would-you-use-a-string-in-json-to-represent-a-decimal-number
Fixed by #30
p-galligan
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5 years ago p-galligan
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5 years ago
JSON does not specify whether or not floating point values should be encoded as strings or numbers. There appear to be some (edge-casey?) reasons for using a string, but would be good to do a bit of research and get a better sense of what to do. See also https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35709595/why-would-you-use-a-string-in-json-to-represent-a-decimal-number